Title :
A stochastic modelling framework for the reconstruction of cardiovascular signals
Author :
Martin-Martinez, Diego ; Casaseca-de-la-Higuera, Pablo ; Martin-Fernandez, Marcos ; Amira, Abbes ; Chunbo Luo ; Grecos, Christos ; Alberola-Lopez, Carlos
Author_Institution :
Lab. of Image Process., Univ. of Valladolid, Valladolid, Spain
Abstract :
This paper presents a common stochastic modelling framework for physiological signals which allows patient simulation following a synthesis-by-analysis approach. Within this framework, we propose a general model-based methodology able to reconstruct missing or artifacted signal intervals in cardiovascular monitoring applications. The proposed model consists of independent stages which provide high flexibility to incorporate signals of different nature in terms of shape, cross-correlation and variability. The reconstruction methodology is based on model sampling and selection based on a wide range of boundary conditions, which include prior information. Results on real data show how the proposed methodology fits the particular approaches presented so far for electrocardiogram (ECG) reconstruction and how a simple extension within the framework can significantly improve their performance.
Keywords :
cardiovascular system; electrocardiography; feature selection; medical signal processing; patient monitoring; signal reconstruction; signal sampling; stochastic processes; ECG; artifacted signal intervals; boundary condition sampling; boundary condition selection; cardiovascular monitoring applications; cardiovascular signal reconstruction; electrocardiogram reconstruction; general model-based methodology; missing signal reconstruction; patient simulation; physiological signals; reconstruction methodology; stochastic modelling framework; synthesis-by-analysis approach; Autoregressive processes; Electrocardiography; Joints; Principal component analysis; Shape; Stochastic processes; Vectors; ARMA; ECG; PCA; PPG; Signal reconstruction; evolution model; model sampling; patient simulation; shape model;
Conference_Titel :
Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), 2014 36th Annual International Conference of the IEEE
Conference_Location :
Chicago, IL
DOI :
10.1109/EMBC.2014.6943681